Davide,
as far as I'm known, Cfengine does not analyze package manager exit
status. You might check certain file from a package for existence or
ask Mark to add exit status recognition :)
2010/9/17 Davide Brini <dave...@gmx.com>:
> With cfengine 3, I created this promise:
>
> packages:
>
> "testpackage"
> package_policy => "add",
> package_method => generic,
> classes => if_ok("installed_ok");
>
> The idea is to set the "installed_ok" class if the installation is successful,
> or if the package is already installed (see the "body classes if_ok" in the
> library).
>
> But if the installation fails, cfengine still thinks it was successful and
> sets the class:
>
> ...
> cf3 Q:apt-get --yes instal ...:WARNING: The following packages cannot be
> authenticated!
> cf3 Q:apt-get --yes instal ...: testpackage
> cf3 Q:apt-get --yes instal ...:E: There are problems and -y was used without
> --force-yes
> cf3 Q:apt-get --yes instal ...:
> cf3 Bulk package schedule execution ok for testpackage (outcome cannot be
> promised by cf-agent)
> cf3 ?> defining promise result class installed_ok
> cf3 -> Update schedule...
>
> If I run the apt-get command from the command line, its exit status is 100. In
> other words, it's definitely failing. But as can be seen above, cfengine
> thinks that the result was ok.
>
> Is this expected behavior?
>
> --
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